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Fiesta28 [93]
2 years ago
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7. Amutualism type of relationship is different from a parasitic relationship because in mutualism, (a) both organisms involved

benefit (b) none of the organisms benefits or harm each other (c) both organisms harm each other (d) only one of the organisms is harmed. The table below shows the number of some organisms in habitats W and Y. Study it and answer questions 28 to 30. Organisms Plankton Antelope Water flea Tilapia Lion Frog Grass Number in the habitat Habitat W Habitat Y 0 51 126 0 10 23 0 6 0 C 0 0 6 0 250 37 32 3​
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Anestetic [448]2 years ago
6 0

One species gain from parasitic interactions while the other loses. Medical microbiology studies a large majority of parasitic, human tissue-eating bacteria. For instance, parasitic bacteria are responsible for cholera, leishmaniasis, and giardia.

Any coexistence of two or more biological species is referred to as symbiosis. These connections are typically long-lasting and have a significant effect on the fitness of either one or both animals. The advantages and physical characteristics of symbiotic interactions are classified. In nature, relationships in which both species profit are known as mutualistic relationships. Numerous instances of mutualistic bacteria in the stomach that support digestion in both humans and animals may be found in the field of microbiology. A relationship between species known as commensalism occurs when one species benefit and the other is unaffected.

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